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Aztecs in Research: Carlo Quintanilla Advocates for Science Policies at the NIH
This Sciences alum got his start studying how stem cells can help regenerate the nervous system as an undergrad at SDSU.
Biology Doctoral Student Recognized at CSU Biotechnology Symposium
Tim Haddad, a first-year Cell and Molecular Biology Ph.D. student, was one of just two students across the entire California State University system to receive the Crellin Pauling Student Teaching Award.
SDSU Alumnus Dedicated to Promoting Fellow Athletes with Disabilities and Improving Healthcare
Peter Phillips uses microbiology and business degrees, plus a passion for athletics and sailing, to give back to the community
Don’t Lose Your Head Over It!
“We could see the whole bodies of the nematodes, but the head was just like detached from the body,” said chemistry major Yesenia Rodriguez Reyes, a workshop participant. She says no one in the Luallen lab had ever seen this before.